#MedTwitter This one will be sure to *take your breath away* Join us for our next free subspecialty VMR LIVE tomorrow Jan. 22 at 7pm EST for a Pulmonary and Critical Care case with our esteemed panel! We hope to see you there: bit.ly/31LWIKg

With love to #MedTwitter conference-goers: when we see a KM survival curve with a big difference btwn new vs standard of care (SOC) therapy, remember how many patients on SOC died for that progress. Celebrate for future patients, but 🙏, a moment of silence for the loss. #MedEd

Internal medicine is the best. No boundaries to what you can and should learn.

I’m so thankful with everyone here on #MedTwitter, you guys have already raised almost half of the goal: 2200 USD, please consider donating so I will be able to go to the University of Rochester in NY this next year! 🙏🏽🙏🏽 gofund.me/158502d0

#MedTwitter This one will be sure to *take your breath away* Join us for a Pulmonary and Critical Care subspecialty VMR on Monday April 8 at 7pm EST with our esteemed speakers from Mayo Clinic, Dr. Peterson and Alice Gallo, MD! Access for free here➡️ bit.ly/31LWIKg

Our pod is live! Thanks again to Pulm PEEPs for hosting us. Big ups to future PCCM Sara Luby for inspiring us to engage. And a hat tip to the wonderful Dr. Javier Zulueta for always leading the way. #MedEd

I cannot recommend RLR enough 🔥 You can clearly see the heart and effort poured into this project by Rabih Geha and Reza. Wether you are in training or already practicing, you will find something tailored to your needs within RLR. #MedTwitter

I know Dr. Kullab quite well. Mahmoud would attend CPSolvers virtual morning report with one goal - to become a better doctor for his patients. But unfortunately that all recently changed. The goal of every doctor is to become better for their patients. But despite tomorrow not

The Case Review Committee is ready and beyond excited to receive your cases 🔥

*Spread* the word, #MedTwitter! Join us on Monday, April 29th for our Infectious Disease VMR with Internal Medicine resident @CGhaznaviand and Infectious Disease Fellow Natasha Spottiswoode from UCSF! See you there! ➡️ bit.ly/31LWIKg

"I believe you." -- something I say A LOT. Sometimes, this Is enough to make people cry, because medicine has a bad habit of assuming people "fake" their symptoms. Have you been accused of (directly/indirectly) "faking it" by your medical team? Please comment. #AskThePatient ❤️‍🩹

Beyond grateful to you Rabih Geha for everything you do for the medical community and your commitment to improving med ed for EVERYONE 🌍 And shoutout to the whole team who made the Case Review Committee what it is today ❤️ #SGIM2024 #Meded #FOAMed

1/9 A middle-age man presents with dyspnea. His BP is 112/40. This should generate a hypothesis. And you begin to test your hypothesis by evaluating for specific physical findings. What do you notice in this video?

The manifesto for improving cancer care in conflict-impacted populations is now online in The Lancet. Cancer services should be an essential part of global responses to conflict!!! #globonc Read it here 👇👇👇👇👇👇 doi.org/10.1016/S0140-… World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Princess Dina Mired

We live in a profoundly unequal world As Max Roser put it eloquently: “Where you live isn’t just more important than all your other characteristics, it’s more important than everything else put together” ourworldindata.org/global-inequal…